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Heart palpitations
For last 1.5 yrs i experienced heart palpitation for 5-6 times.. it's feel like my heart try to jump out from my body and beating so fast.
I consulted with 10-12 doctors till date and I did 5 ecg, 2 echo, 2 tmt, 2 chest xray and blood test..
All reports were normal..
Even all reports are normal, i always worried about my heart that something could happen to me..
During heart palpitation I feel only heart beat so fast, no other symptoms are there..
What is the reason and how should i come out of this..
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Dr. Deepak Kumar Rout
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6 yrs exp
Cuttack
Consult a psychiatrist for proper benifit
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Dr. Ajaz Ahmad Suhaff
Psychiatrist
14 yrs exp
Srinagar
You should consult a psychiatrist and start treatment
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Dr. L C Sunda
Psychiatrist
42 yrs exp
Delhi
As per your description, you have undergone various consultations and procedures to rule out Heart problems.Have you consulted a Cardiologist? What is his diagnosis? Has he ruled out heart disorders?
If the answer is Yes .. No cardiac disorders, Then you need the treatment from a mental health professional.
There are drugs to relax you from your problems.In addition, Psychological interventions will give you additional benefits.
Avoid Coffee and the drinks where there is increased amount of caffeine in it.
Life style changes are also required.
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Detailed hit and evaluation are also needed as in other psychological disorders to come to a diagnosis and management.
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